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Bet it’s good it looks good and ik damn well that tater salad is on point

Happy New Year! Looking forward to future videos we homestead here as well we’re in the southeast Louisiana we are open to tips and new ideas always when it comes to gardening I’m 69 year of age but I consider myself a student to gardening it always something new to learn, thanks for what you share God Bless

Really like your videos. Being that you are just down the road, makes it easier to understand when and what to do in my cajun garden. Looking for lots of new ideas coming from for this beginner gardener.

Wow beautiful. You obviously have really good soil in your raised bed - do you make your own mix?

First time you make a video I don’t hear that rooster tryna take over….maybe you finally giving him GUMBO vibes 😬

I just happened upon your channel I see it was back in the spring you had a good harvest of taters I’m over here in southeast Louisiana on the Northshore of Lake Ponchatrain glad I seen you on here I subscribed to your channel now, thanks God Bless

Very impress with your tumeric yield. Could you do keep us update at each season! Also have you tried to grow ginger? I don't have much success with either. Love from Australia

Very nice raised bed.

I just did my turmeric and ginger last week.

Wow. Can't wait to see how to pickle tumeric.

Looks great man. 👍🏻

Beautiful…I would like to get one built. Did you design, or envent?🎉

nice big bed.

Nice cauliflower, love the purple & gold.

Those cauliflowers are beautiful. Great job.

Benji will surely need some soup for when he returns to the gym.

Score!!!

That’s cool, I’ve never fermented anything, I will have to try this. Will the cauliflower keeps it color (yellow or purple) during the process?

You can't get rid of turkey. I guess that you were hoping that everyone took a plate home with them. 😢

Yumm!

Happy Thanksgiving. Are your blackberries thornless?

Yes, you do make it look easy. I'm hoping to add irrigation and shade clothes to the bed I have now. I am hoping to create a new bed next to the present one in the later part of the winter. Right now still trying to live without a kitchen due to the flood. I will get there sooner or later.

Cauliflower is looking awesome. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

You made that look easy man, good job. 👍🏻

Yum 😋

Definitely Cajun style good old fashioned way of doing things

Aesthetic Louisiana

Dang man I didt think you could do it in this time thanks

The Texas Super Sweet onions are awesome, I grew them last winter. 👍🏻

Watching you do this looks so easy from my recliner. Haha. That greenhouse is looking good.

So much beautiful green growth.

Your food is looking good, so when is dinner so that can come over to eat?😊

Your garden is looking good. Well, that rain last Wednesday did a job on me. It flooded my kitchen and study. First time ever for us to flood. The garden will have to make it on it's own for a little while.

New to the channel! Everything looking good! That cabbage is the truth! -N

Looks delicious

I'm also doing the same. So, we both shall find out.

I did Pole beans for the first time this year. They took forever to start producing. The Bush beans I planted at the same time produced 2 batches and died before I got my first batch of beans from the pole beans. But once they started they produced nonstop for over a month and got a lot of beans. Maybe they just take a while to get started?

I do ok growing beans, but my problem is I never pick them and eat them. So, I’m going to give them one more try come spring and if I don’t do better, then beans are going to stop appearing in my garden.

😮really like your video's

Good luck with your experiment man. I’m on year 2 of gardening and failed at potatoes both years, but 2025 will be the year I finally get it right (I hope). 😂

Congrats on your beautiful harvest! I just planted my first round of mustard seeds yesterday because it's been so hot & dry around here in St. Landry Parish. I was afraid they would bolt, but now I've got a lot of catching up to do!🤦🏽‍♀ Keep on growing! 🥬

Where was the potlikker man? And the cornbread? lol. Just busting your chop, but those 2 things are a must with green or cabbage IMO. Great vid. 👍🏻

The greens look good

Those greens look delicious!

That cabbage and them carrots look great. I was so happy when we got rain over here, we needed it badly.

I just found your channel. I like to follow fellow Louisiana Homesteaders.

Where are you located in Louisiana? You sound like you are from Houma. ✝️

What does your shirt mean? I decided? The garden looks great. I live in Lafayette and was so happy it rained. My tiny garden was so happy too.

wishbone growths are great for hotdog roasting, but for trees its a weak point and will lead to your tree splitting in half later in life. I know it looks cool as you will have an instant tree shape, but it will lead to a damaged tree later. just use straight wood cuttings for best results.